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I went to Barcelona and Madrid over the New Year holidays in 2024-2025. In Barcelona, ​​I visited Casa Mila, Casa Batllo, Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, etc. I took the high-speed train to Madrid and visited the Royal Palace of Madrid, Reina Sofia Museum, etc. The tourist attractions in Barcelona are very popular, so I recommend that you plan your schedule and reserve your tickets one month in advance. Please note that you cannot enter Park Guell unless you reserve a ticket. The Prado Museum and Reina Sofia Museum may be free to enter depending on the day and time of the week, so if you check in advance, you may be able to save money! Please check it out! In Madrid, I took a one-day tour around Granada and Segovia. #Sagrada Familia #Casa Batllo #Casa Mila #Casa Mila #Park Guell #Barcelona #Reina Sofia Museum #Royal Palace of Madrid #Madrid #Segovia #Granada #Spain Travel

"Park Guell" Barcelona, ​​the city where Gaudi architecture is concentrated Park Guell is registered as a World Heritage Site. It attracts many tourists, following the famous Sagrada Familia, and is a popular tourist spot that you should definitely visit when you visit Barcelona! There are many works in the fairly large grounds, and my recommendation is the "gingerbread house" at the entrance. The more you look at it, the more cute it becomes! There is also a lot of nature, and it is a very relaxing space. It is a little far from the center, so it is best to have plenty of time. I spent about 3 hours walking around slowly. I recommend that you buy your tickets online in advance. The internet is a little difficult to connect to locally, so be sure to take a screenshot of the QR code of the ticket in advance. #SpainTrip #ParkGuell #Barcelona

One of the spots you can't miss when you come to Barcelona. Park Güell is a dreamlike space designed by architect Antoni Gaudi. With benches covered in colorful mosaic tiles and the famous "Lizard Fountain," everywhere you look is artistic and photogenic! From the observation deck, you can not only get a panoramic view of the city of Barcelona, but also see the Sagrada Familia in the distance! It's a luxurious place where you can fully experience Gaudi's worldview from top to bottom. The palm tree-lined avenues are lined with works by local artists, and you can also purchase paintings and handmade accessories. It was a relaxing spot that art lovers will love. ⸻ Parc Güell 📍Location: 08024 Barcelona, ​​Spain 🕰️Opening hours: 9:30-19:30 (varies depending on the season) 💰Price per person: from 10 euros (recommended to make an online reservation in advance) ⏳Estimated stay: about 1.5-2 hours 🚃Access: about 20 minutes walk from Lesseps station on the L3 subway line #Spring 0 yen trip #Spain #Barcelona

A mysterious worldview that makes you feel as if you have wandered into a fairy tale. Casa Batlló, located on Passeig de Gràcia in Barcelona, ​​is one of Antoni Gaudi's masterpieces, and is a mansion that was renovated in 1904. 🏠 The exterior is characterized by a scaly roof that resembles a dragon's back and a balcony that resembles sea foam. Once inside, a space made up of only curves spreads out, and there are no straight lines anywhere you look, from the handrails of the stairs to the ceiling, walls, and windows, and everything is organic. The most impressive of all is the "Blue Courtyard." The blue gets darker like a gradient from the upper floors to the lower floors, and the design that was calculated down to the way the light enters is breathtaking. And! There are also the latest AR experiences and projection mapping, so it's not just a "mere architectural tour." It's a spot that is truly like a "living museum" where you can experience the world of Gaudi with all your senses. ⸻ [Casa Batlló] 📍Location: Passeig de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona, ​​Spain 🚃1 minute walk from the metro station "Passeig de Gràcia" 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-20:00 (last entrance: 19:00) 💰Price per person: General ticket 29-39€ (varies depending on season and plan) ⏳Estimated time required: about 1-1.5 hours #Spring 0 yen trip #Spain #Barcelona

[Colonia Güell Church] A hidden gem on the outskirts of Barcelona that is a must-see for fans of Gaudi architecture! Its official name is "Sagrada Familia Crypt Colonia Güell" In fact, this church was designed as a prototype for the Sagrada Familia✨ The natural light that shines through the curves of the brick and stone is softly reflected through the stained glass, creating a majestic yet warm atmosphere💛 When you go inside, the shape of the columns and the ceiling are all surprisingly unique, making you wonder, "Wow, a design like this is possible?" You can see Gaudi's attempts to incorporate the "laws of nature" into architecture everywhere. It's not as glamorous as the Sagrada Familia, but rather the quiet atmosphere and experimental structural beauty resonate with you. There are fewer tourists and you can sit and enjoy the view, so it's the perfect place to take your time and get inside Gaudi's mind. ⸻ [Colonia Güell Church] 📍Location: Carrer Reixach, 5, 08690 Santa Coloma de Cervelló, Barcelona, ​​Spain 🚃Access: About 30 minutes by train from central Barcelona, 🚃About 10 minutes on foot from Colònia Güell Station 🕰️Opening hours: Summer (April-October) 10:00-19:00 Winter (November-March) 10:00-17:00 (*May close earlier on Sundays and public holidays) 💰Price per person: Adults 9€ (includes audio guide) ⏳Estimated time required: About 1-1.5 hours #Spring 0 yen trip #Spain #Barcelona

[Cotton House Hotel, Autograph Collection] 💞Reasons why we recommend it: This is a luxury boutique hotel in Barcelona. The building was renovated from the headquarters of the Cotton Spinning Industry Association. It was well-maintained and we had a comfortable stay. The location is also very good. You can enjoy sightseeing from here! 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: There are many interior decorations related to cotton spinning. I was impressed that there was such a wonderful way to decorate cotton trees. I loved the classical atmosphere! The rooms have terraces where you can relax. There is a gym and an outdoor pool. You can see the Sagrada Familia in the distance from the pool✨ 📍Location: Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 670, L'Eixample, 08010 Barcelona, ​​Spain #Barcelona #Barcelona sightseeing #Barcelona trip #Barcelona hotel #Solo trip #Europe trip #Marriott Bonvoy #Spring 0 yen trip

We went to the Palau de la Música Catalana in Barcelona, ​​Spain 🇪🇸 The space feels like you've entered an art world, and the beauty will leave you speechless...! The stained glass ceiling, the intricate decoration, and the balance of colors are all perfect, and you can look at it forever... This work was created by architect Domènech i Montaner, and is a representative example of Modernismo architecture. He was active in the same era as Gaudi. They rehearse performances inside, and it's a luxurious moment to be in the hall with music reverberating. The exterior and interior are both photogenic, but the actual scale and beauty of the light are even better than in the photos...! It's one of the places you definitely want to visit if you come to Barcelona! You can also choose a guided tour by booking in advance! [Palau de la Música Catalana] 📍Location: C/ Palau de la Música, 4-6, 08003 Barcelona, ​​Spain 🕰️Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10:00-15:30 (tour) *There are performances in the evening Admission fee💰Price per personTour: From about 18 euros per person (without guide), with guide: + a few euros *Tour times and performances vary depending on the day, so we recommend making a reservation in advance! #Spring0yentrip #Barcelona #Spain

I love traveling abroad and visit five times a year, so I'd like to introduce some of the more obscure tourist spots in Barcelona that I've actually visited! ①Port Forum Barcelona This is a large convention center and leisure area by the sea, where sports events, music festivals, international conferences, exhibitions, etc. are held. There is a promenade next to it, which is perfect for a stroll. It's right by the sea, so sunset time is the best! It's perfect for watching the sun set at your leisure. ②Barcelona Natural History Museum This museum is located near the sea. There are exhibits for children as well as exhibits that adults can enjoy. In the exhibits about the formation and structure of the earth, there was an exhibit about the earth that taught about natural phenomena such as strata, minerals, and earthquakes, and the rows of stuffed plants and animals were worth seeing. There were many exhibits that touched on environmental protection and sustainability, and the impact of scientific progress on the environment and efforts toward a sustainable future were introduced, which is typical of Europe. Personally, I found the way mold and fungi were exhibited to be different from Japan (between the toes and moldy strawberries, etc.) to be interesting. Opening hours: * Monday to Friday: 10:00 to 20:00 * Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays: 10:00 to 20:00 Admission fee: * Adults: Approximately 6 euros → Varies depending on the admission area. I only went to one zone, so it was 2 euros. If you ask the admission ticket counter for recommended areas, they will introduce you to the ones they have. ③ Enchantments Market A market characterized by a glass roof and an open design. It was very popular with locals. Bring cash! There were many household goods as well as antiques and vintage items. Opening days: Monday to Saturday Opening hours: 9:00 am to 8:00 pm ④ Around Clot Market It was a wonderful street with many restaurants and cafes, where everyone was enjoying their time with a glass of wine in hand from noon. There were also many nice bars, so please take a look! #Spain #Barcelona #Overseas Travel Strategy

This time, I will introduce the tourist spots that I recommend the most as a writer who travels abroad five times a year 🇪🇸 The Sant Pau Modernist area is an important cultural heritage of Barcelona and is also registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This facility was designed by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner and is known as a masterpiece of early 20th century modernist architecture. It features buildings decorated with tiles and a spacious courtyard, making it perfect for girls' trips. What I particularly liked were the beautiful and cute tiles and the colorful and sophisticated courtyard. The balloon-like monument was impressive and cute. If you go up the stairs of the building with the exit, you can see the Sagrada Familia in the distance. Personally, it was my favorite spot in Barcelona! Please visit it! ! Admission fee: 15€ for adults Opening hours: Monday to Saturday: 9:30am to 5:30pm Sunday and public holidays: 9:30am to 2:30pm #Travel tips for overseas #Spain #Barcelona #Sant Pau Hospital

#OverseasSeasonalPlaces There are many delicious restaurants in Barcelona✨I'll introduce some restaurants that I, a Japanese person, have eaten at and found to be delicious! 1. A paella restaurant. The reason I recommend this restaurant is that you can order paella for one person. In Spanish restaurants, paella can generally be ordered for two or more people. Therefore, this restaurant is recommended for solo travelers or when you feel hungry and want to eat something✨We ordered a single portion of paella, bread and shrimp ajillo, and mussels stewed in wine. Everything was very delicious, and many of the staff were very funny! 2. ALOHA POKÉThis is a poke bowl restaurant recommended for those who are tired of Spanish food but want to eat rice! Or for those who want to eat vegetables or raw salmon. It also offers takeout, so it is also recommended for those who are tired and want to eat a meal slowly in their hotel room! ! It was very filling, and I was happy to be able to eat raw salmon for the first time in a while 🐠 3. JONCAKE This is a Basque cheesecake shop that has a long line even on weekdays 🧀 Generally, cakes sold at cake shops tend to be quite sweet, but I was able to finish this cheesecake without getting bored 😋 It's irresistible for cheesecake lovers 🫶 #Barcelona #Spanish cuisine #Spain trip

#Traveling Abroad Strategy Compared to Japan, the entrance fees for tourist attractions and world heritage sites in Europe seem to be quite high... 😿 On the other hand, it seems that many tourist destinations in Spain have a ticket discount system for students from all over the world. (Some places may have restrictions such as domestic or EU students, so it is recommended to check the official website before going ⚠️) In the photo, I will introduce the things I was able to travel at a good price on this trip 🙌 (as of 2024) Also, depending on the time of day, it is free for everyone, regardless of whether they are students or not...! The Picasso Museum in Barcelona, ​​the Prado Museum in Madrid, and the Reina Sofia Museum are open for free in the evening on certain days of the week! For more information, please check the official website of each museum 🔍✨ #Travel in Spain #Good Deal #Weak Yen #Barcelona #Madrid

Barcelona is a popular city in Europe! Many people go to Sagrada Familia, Casa Mila, Park Guell, etc., but the most recommended place is Palau de la Música Catalana! The Palau de la Música Catalana is a world-famous concert hall located in Barcelona, ​​Spain, and is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was designed and built by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner. This music hall was built for the choir "Orfeo Catalá", which promoted the Catalan Renaissance movement, and its unique Art Nouveau design features stone carvings, iron decorations, colorful tiles, and curved designs with nature motifs. The interior has a huge stained glass ceiling, and natural light pours into the entire hall! This stained glass is inspired by the sun and weighs about 1 ton! There are stained glass and colorful, gorgeous decorations everywhere 🫣It's so beautiful that you can look at it forever 🫣✨ Currently, a variety of concerts such as symphony, chamber music, jazz, and traditional music are held, and more than 500,000 people visit every year! When you visit, you can join a guided tour to learn more about its history and architecture. It is also recommended to experience the excellent acoustics of the music hall by watching a concert. ⚠️Tours tend to fill up quickly because there is a limit to the number of people! We recommend that you make reservations as soon as you decide to go so that it doesn't interfere with your itinerary! It's really beautiful wherever you look, and time flies by! If you visit Barcelona, ​​be sure to go there! #Overseas seasonal places #Barcelona #Europe trip

⭐️The sangria🍷 is reasonably priced with plenty of fruit🍋 and a lot of quantity✌︎ ⭐️The paella🥘 is enough for two people ⭐️The atmosphere was nice and it felt good to eat on the terrace seating on the roadside✨ #0yentravelJanuary2025 #Spain #Barcelona El Tastet de l'Artur Restaurante de cocina catalana y española 📍Location: Carrer de Lepant, 273, L'Eixample, 08013 Barcelona, ​​Spain 🕰️Opening hours Tuesday 09:30-17:00 Monday, Wednesday-Friday 09:00-17:00 Saturday and Sunday closed

Casa Vicens is Gaudi's first residential work, located in the Gràcia district of Barcelona. The exterior, decorated with colorful tiles and bricks, looks like Lego blocks, and just looking at it makes you excited. The interior is also full of designs with plant and animal motifs, and you can feel Gaudi's love for nature! Originally a private residence, it was closed to the public for a long time, but it has been open to the public since 2017, and now anyone can visit it. If you are visiting Barcelona, ​​be sure to visit this unique building and experience Gaudi's early work. #0 yen trip January 2025 #Gaudi architecture #Barcelona

#OverseasTravelRecord This time, I went to the Picasso Museum, which was open for free, because it was during the Merced Festival. When I visited Barcelona before, the tickets were sold out on the day and I couldn't enter, so this is my revenge. The normal ticket price is 16 euros for adults (about 2,500 yen in Japanese yen). Even on free admission days, you need to get a ticket, but it's a great deal because you can enter completely free of charge. I imagined it would be crowded because it's free, but since I had reserved a ticket online in advance, I only had to wait in line for about 10 minutes to enter. Large luggage such as backpacks must be left in a locker in advance. These are staffed lockers and there is no charge. Currently announced free admission days (advance reservation required) ⚠️Please check the official website for details as there may be changes depending on the year. ・First Sunday of each month ・January 4th, January 5th, February 12th, May 18th, September 24th ・Thursdays from November 1st to April 30th (only between 16:00 and 19:00) ・Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from May 2nd to October 31st (only between 19:00 and 21:00) Free tickets can be reserved from the official website of the Barcelona Picasso Museum✨ #spain #Barcelona #SpainTrip

#AccommodationTravelRecord I highly recommend the hotel I stayed at during my trip to Barcelona, ​​one shot aragó 257. I would like to introduce it to you 🏨✨ The first recommended point is the location. Casa Batlló is the closest, and it takes about a minute to walk there. Therefore, Casa Mila is also very close. You can walk to Plaza Catalunya, and you can reach the train station in just a few minutes on foot 🚶 The second point is the kindness of the staff and the facilities. We left Barcelona for two days to take a short trip to San Sebastian. The staff kept our large luggage during that time. It is a very appreciated service for travelers who want to use low-cost airlines 😭🧳 In addition, there are biscuits and a coffee machine in the lobby, so you can enjoy hot drinks at any time ✨☕️ The third point is the cleanliness of the room. The design is very stylish, but the bathroom and the area around the bed were also very clean! I will definitely stay at this hotel again when I visit Barcelona🏨🫶 ★Address: Carrer d'Aragó, 257, L'Eixample, 08007 Barcelona, ​​Spain ★Facilities: Elevator, air dryer, refrigerator ★Recommended points: Good location, friendly staff, cleanliness ★Rating: Perfect #Barcelona #Hotel #Spain #barcelona #SpainTrip

This is the rooftop bar of a hotel where you can see the Sagrada Familia. 📍Sercotel Hotel Rosellón Reservations are required for non-guests, but since you usually look up at the Sagrada Familia from below, you can enjoy a drink or coffee while slowly admiring the details of the building from a higher vantage point. It seems that guests can use the bar at any time. There are also rooms with a view of the Sagrada Familia, so please try staying there! #FreeTravellerWinter #0YenTrip #Barcelona

#OverseasTravelRecord This time, it's the chocolate museum Museu de la Xocolata in Barcelona, ​​Spain 🇪🇸 The second photo, the ticket is chocolate 🍫🫕🎟 Yay! It had a very bitter taste 🥺 For me who wants to eat a little bit of sweetness, it's an adult taste... This museum exhibits objects made from chocolate, and the only word I can say is amazing 🥺 It's a work of art. Most of it is objects, but at the end, I was able to see the molds used to print chocolate packages and the molds into which the chocolate itself is poured, which I don't often get the chance to see, and it felt retro! It's cute that the letters are upside down 😍 Not only is it a museum, but it also has a chocolate specialty store on the surface, so you can buy a little chocolate! The souvenir chocolates also have a wide variety of cute packages I think Spain is a city of really cutting-edge art, and it's a country I love because it's different from France in a good way! There are many other Spanish art museums I would like to introduce, so I will introduce them some other time. Admission fee: 6€ (950 yen) #Spain #SpainTrip #Barcelona #BarcelonaTourism #ChocolateSnacks #Chocolate #WeekendOutingRecord

#OverseasTravelRecord The most famous building in Barcelona is the Sagrada Familia, which goes without saying. The Sagrada Familia is very beautiful, but the surrounding streets are surprisingly ordinary 🤔However, a 20-minute subway ride away is the Gothic Quarter, which has the oldest streetscape in Barcelona. The Gothic Quarter is lined with strict stone buildings, creating a streetscape that is truly European. There are also many cafes and miscellaneous goods stores in the Gothic Quarter, making it perfect for a stroll around the city! If you are in Barcelona, ​​this is a place you should definitely stop by. This is a recommended area for those who like European streetscapes and cameras! The famous sights in this area are the Cathedral of Santa Eulia and the Bisbe Bridge. You will be overwhelmed by the beautiful Gothic architecture. Be sure to check out these two! 📍Spot name: Gothic Quarter Nearest station: Jaume I📍Santa Eulalia Cathedral Address: Pla de la Seu, s/n, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, ​​Spain📍Pont del Bisbe Address: Carrer del Bisbe, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, ​​Spain #Barcelona Tourism #Barcelona #Spain Travel

Speaking of Barcelona, ​​Spain! ! It's the Sagrada Familia, a Gaudi building! It might be completed in 2026, so I went to see it before it was completed. When you go up from the Sagrada Familia subway station to the ground, the Sagrada Familia is right in front of you! It was so overwhelming that I couldn't help but scream! When I took a picture from a nearby square, the waterside and the Sagrada Familia were beautifully captured. It seems that tickets to go inside are often sold out on the day, so buy them online early. I was able to enter smoothly! The ceiling is high inside and the glass is beautiful. I also purchased a ticket for the tower, so I took the elevator up and went down the stairs to look at the construction and the view outside. It was late October, but the weather in Barcelona was nice and comfortable. Short sleeves are just right for lunch. At night, it is lit up, so you can see a different view from the daytime. It was so wonderful that I want to go again soon 🥰 #Spain trip @ #Barcelona

#0yentripnovember Hello! It's Mayan ☀️ I finally went to Spain 🇪🇸, which I've always wanted to go to! They say that it's better to travel abroad while you're a student, but as an architecture student, I really wanted to see Spanish architecture! I'll explain some recommended spots. 📍Sagrada Familia Gaudi's masterpiece ✨ This masterpiece, which is still under construction, is scheduled to be completed in 2026! The detailed construction and the way the light enters are all impressive, so you must see it. Make a reservation in advance. 📍Park Güell Also a Gaudi building. A spectacular view of Barcelona that stands out against the colorful tiles. A must-take photo with the famous chameleon! The park is quite large and there are many spots to see. It's better to make a reservation in advance for this one too~ 📍Casa Mila Gaudi's masterpiece, with wavy curves without straight lines that give it a sense of vitality. There was also an audio commentary in Japanese. There are many Gaudi's architectural models, so it's well worth seeing✨ 📍Casa BatllóNot only is it a lovely exterior with balcony columns that look like bones, but it is also a masterpiece by Gaudi that combines functionality and artistry for ventilation. This one also has Japanese audio, so you can enjoy the architecture to the fullest 📍Palace of Catalan MusicThe interior of this music hall is very luxurious and unique. Tiles, mosaics, iron, stone, stained glass, and other attractive details can be seen everywhere, making for a noble musical experience. 📍Gothic Quarter StreetsThis is an area where the old streets of Barcelona's old town remain. Shops and bars line the narrow alleys, making it a very fun spot just to walk around. 📍CathedralThis is a Catholic church building that is a must-see as a symbol of Gothic architecture. I was so captivated by the majestic atmosphere that I forgot the time passing. Other recommended spots can be found here▶︎You can see a summary of the spots at #MaayanSpain 👆 ----------------------Thank you for always liking and saving. I'm very happy to follow you. I'll reply to your comments🫶#Barcelona #BarcelonaTrip #OverseasTrip #OverseasTravelRecord

#OverseasTravelRecordLine This time, I will introduce the famous Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, ​​Spain! This is also a work of art, after all - it is a church designed by Gaudi and is still incomplete! It is famous for its elaborate exterior and is often featured in the magazine, but I'm glad I paid a lot of money to see the inside as well! I went there in the evening, so the light from the stained glass filtered in like sunlight through the trees and I felt a mysterious space! ︎ The standard way to see the Sagrada Familia is to see the interior and climb to the top of the tower, but I didn't have enough money so I reluctantly gave up. . . I'm sorry I can't introduce the upper tower here😭😭😭 Everyone, please take a look~ The inside is large, so it's a little hard to tell the overall scale from the photos, but why not go to Spain to see it with your own eyes? #Spain #SagradaFamilia #Church #Barcelona

✩ 📍Sagrada Família🇪🇸 Sagrada Família, known as an unfinished World Heritage Site✨ It's one of the must-visit tourist spots when you go to Barcelona, ​​but if you think that just seeing the exterior is enough, you definitely shouldn't🙅🏼♀️ If you don't see the inside, half of the charm is lost. When you think of churches, you think of stained glass, but the stained glass here is truly beautiful🥹 It is the colorful stained glass that creates the mysterious scenery inside the cathedral‼︎ In ordinary churches, the stained glass is a mixture of red and blue in one stained glass, but in Sagrada Família, the red and blue are clearly separated. According to word of mouth, if you go around evening, you can enjoy even more beautiful stained glass as the setting sun shines in! I went in first thing in the morning, but... It was more than beautiful enough 🥹🥹❤️❤️ The floor was shining through the stained glass lit up by the sunlight, and it was mesmerizing. Be sure to check it out from all angles 🫶🏽 [Sagrada Família] Address: Carrer de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, ​​Spain Admission fee: From 26€ Opening hours: November to February: 9:00-18:00 March: 9:00-17:00 April to September: 9:00-20:00 October: 9:00-19:00 12/25, 12/26, 1/1, 1/6: 9:00-14:00 #Spain trip #Barcelona #Barcelona sightseeing #Sagrada Família #SagradaFamília #Gaudi #World Heritage Site #Antoni Gaudi #Gaudi #gaudí #Barcelona trip #trip overseas travel

✩ 📍Casa Vicens Gaudí Among the buildings designed by Gaudi, this is a relatively new building that was opened to the public in 2017. This villa was designed by the young 31-year-old Gaudi. Gaudi's buildings are known for their curved buildings, but Casa Vicens is influenced by Islamic style and nature, and is characterized by its use of tiles and iron and few curves. The exterior is also very exotic🏝️ As one of Gaudi's early works, it is also registered as a World Heritage Site🫶🏽 There are not many tourists, so you can enjoy a relatively leisurely tour and it is recommended‼ ︎🥹 The glittering room with stained glass was apparently a smoking room😳 The building can be visited from the first to third floors and the rooftop, and is well worth seeing. There is also a gift shop in the basement, so if you have time, be sure to stop by💕 [Casa Vicens] Address: Carrer de les Carolines, 18-24 Barcelona, ​​Spain Opening hours: 10:00-20:00 #Spain trip #Barcelona #Barcelona sightseeing #Casa Vicens #casavicens #World Heritage #Barcelona sightseeing #Barcelona trip #Europe trip #Spain #trip overseas travel

✩ 📍Casa Batllo Casa Batllo is located along Passeig de Gracia in the center of Barcelona. It is a popular tourist spot that is registered as a World Heritage Site as a building designed by Gaudi✨🫶🏽 It was built with the theme of the sea, ponds, and water, so this building is known for its many blue tiles and curves🐟🏝️🐚 You can also purchase tickets🎫 on the official website, so if you want to tour efficiently, we recommend getting them in advance👆🏽 At the entrance, you can rent a tablet that allows you to enjoy audio guidance in Japanese, so be sure to rent one and take a look around💕 The tablet guides you with images, music, and audio according to your location, so it was fun to see what it was like when it was built‼ ︎🥹　 On the second floor, there is a beautiful glass mosaic, on the rooftop there is a colorful fish-scale roof and chimney🏭, so there are plenty of photo spots✨✨ On the first basement floor, you can enjoy the digital art🎨 called Gaudi Cube, It is recommended for people who do not understand architecture and children, and it is also recommended for families💕　 In addition, the new staircase that you go down after touring the building has a fantastic aluminum chain wave and was designed by the popular Japanese architect, Kengo Kuma🥹✨ [Casa Batlló] Address: Passeig de Gràcia, 43 08007 Barcelona Admission fee: 35€ #Spain trip #Barcelona #Barcelona sightseeing #Casa Batlló #trip overseas travel #Europe trip #Spain #Europe

✩ 📍Park Güell🦎 Park Güell is a tourist spot that represents Barcelona, ​​Spain. To enter the park, you now need a time-specified ticket👆🏽 Be sure to buy it in advance✨ Various buildings are scattered throughout the large grounds, and it's like an outdoor art museum🥹 Among them, the most popular photo spot is the "Washerwoman's Corridor". It has an interesting name🤭 It is a corridor that connects from the central square to the villa, and the wave-like arch made of stone is very fantastic✨ Among the pillars, there is a statue of a woman with a laundry basket on her head, creating a mysterious atmosphere. The area with 86 5-meter pillars is also impressive. The ceiling also features motifs of the sun and moon, which represent the cycle of life. And the most famous spot in Park Güell is the undulating bench at the Greek Square above the hypostyle hall. ✨ From the terrace of the square, you can see the whole city of Barcelona and the view is outstanding. ✨ The 110m undulating bench decorated with crushed tiles and glass is said to be the longest in the world. 🥹 The number of people here increases significantly in the afternoon, so if you want to take beautiful photos, the morning might be the best time... When you get tired of walking, you can sit down and take a break. 💕 The buildings are beautiful, in harmony with nature wherever you walk, so please take your time to explore. 💕 [Park Güell] Address: 08024 Barcelona, ​​Barcelona Spain Opening hours: 9:30-17:30 #European travel #Spain #Spain travel #Barcelona #Barcelona sightseeing #Park Güell #parkguell #World Heritage Site #Barcelona trip #trip overseas travel

✩ 📍El Nacional🍽️ A recommended spot for lunch in Barcelona✨ A high-end food court located on Passeig de Gracia, which is also home to many tourist attractions🧡 In a luxurious hotel-like space, there are eight specialty shops, including restaurants, tapas bars, and cafeterias☺️ It's recommended for people who don't have much time, as you can easily eat a typical Spanish meal‼︎ I went there for a quick lunch, but it's open until late at night, so you can go for a few drinks after eating🍷 The powder rooms at El Nacional are also too cute🥹💕 This building was originally built in 1870 as a cafe theater, and later it was used as a warehouse and parking lot. The interior is very stylish and typical of Barcelona, ​​so if you are in the area, it is recommended to stop by even if you are not eating. [El Nacional] Address: Passeig de Gràcia, 24 Bis, 08007 Barcelona, ​​Spain Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday 12:00 to 26:00, Friday and Saturday 12:00 to 27:00 #Europe #Spain #Spain travel #Barcelona #Barcelona sightseeing #elNacional #barcelona #Barcelona gourmet #Barcelona lunch #Lunch spot #trip overseas travel

✩ 📍Palau de la Música Catalana🎺 Popular tourist spot in Barcelona, ​​Spain🇪🇸 Palau de la Música Catalana. It is a place called the masterpiece created by Montaner, known as a genius architect who once taught Gaudi‼︎ It is a brick music hall in the Art Nouveau style, and the glittering decorations such as tiles, mosaics, and stained glass used inside are amazing😭✨ It was not destroyed during the Spanish Civil War and is registered as a World Heritage Site. The greatest attraction of the Palau de la Música Catalana is, after all, its luxurious interior🥹 The stained glass on the ceiling is so beautiful that it will take your breath away with its attention to detail😮💨💕 It is still in use as a music hall, and if you join a guided tour, you can listen to a gigantic pipe organ made of 3,700 pipes‼ ︎ We visited the concert hall on our own, but there was a guided tour so we could enjoy the sound of the pipe organ 🫶🏽 There is also a cafe on the first floor, so you can take a break between your strolls ☕️ The highlight of this concert hall is the gallery on the balcony on the second floor. All 14 columns of the gallery are decorated with beautiful floral patterns made of mosaic tiles 💐 The handrails of the gallery are also made of the same glass tube columns as the grand staircase, making it a sight to behold. The exterior of the concert hall is also easy to miss, but... There are sculptures of the upper bodies of four famous composers: Bach, Beethoven, Palestrina, and Wagner. The Palau de la Música Catalana, which is full of things to see, is one of the must-see tourist spots in Barcelona 👆🏽✨ [Palau de la Música Catalana] Address: Palau de la Musica, 4-6 Opening hours: 10:00-15:30 / July 10:00-18:00, August 9:00-20:00 #Spain trip #Europe #Europe trip #Spain #Barcelona #Barcelona sightseeing #Sagrada Familia #Paladonna de la Música Catalana #Montaner #World Heritage Site #Barcelona trip #trip overseas travel

✩ 📍Hospital de Sant Pau🏥 Hospital Sant Pau is located about an 8-minute walk from Sagrada Família. This is a World Heritage hospital designed by the genius architect Montaner, who also taught Gaudi. 🫶🏽 Hospital Sant Pau was used as a real hospital until 2009, and is characterized by its vast grounds. It is made up of 48 buildings and was designed with the patient's comfort in mind, based on Montaner's philosophy that "art has the power to heal people." The pink and pale colored mosaics and stained glass are impressive, making it hard to believe it's a hospital, and the luxurious and beautiful interior is so beautiful💕 There are also rooms where you can see what it was like when it was actually used as a hospital, so don't miss it🫶🏽 If you buy the Palau de Música Catalana, said to be Montaner's masterpiece, and the Sant Pau Hospital as a set, you can get a good deal by purchasing a set ticket online, so I recommend it👆🏽✨　 【Hospital de Sant Pau】 Address: C/ de St. Antoni Maria Claret, 167, Horta-Guinardó, 08025 Barcelona Opening hours: 9:30-18:30 #Europe travel #Spain #Spain travel #Barcelona #Barcelona sightseeing #Gaudi #Sant Pau Hospital #Montaner #World Heritage Site #Antoni Gaudi #Gaudi #gaudí #Barcelona trip #trip overseas travel

✩ 📍Mirador de los búnkers del Carmel Bunkers Hill is relatively easy to access from Park Güell. The park is located on top of a hill at an altitude of 262m, and it's a long climb up the slope to the top of the observation deck... A historic spot where anti-aircraft gun batteries were installed during the Spanish Civil War. From the observation deck, you can see the whole city of Barcelona in 360 degrees 🥹💛 It was a place of relaxation for not only tourists but also local young people ✨ The sunset is especially beautiful in the evening, and there are also places where admission is restricted 😳 We went before dusk, so we enjoyed it without any problems ⛅️ A recommended spot for those who have time and energy 🫶🏽 If you are not confident in your physical strength, you can take a taxi to the top of the hill 🚕 #Spain trip #Barcelona #Barcelona sightseeing #Bunkers Hill #Barcelona trip #Spain #Europe trip #trip overseas travel